The 365 Painting
On the 14 May 1994 I decided that I would paint one picture for every day for a whole year.

1. Each piece was to be completed between midnight and midnight of the same day.
2. Each piece would have the same basic dimensions.
3. Each piece would be dated.

From this the 365 day painting eventuated and will be Exhibited in its entirety the one and only time ever at Soto’s Café Mt Lawley from the 21 May 2006.

The WOW Factor
In early December 2001, I set out to create a project that would give people from outside the arts community the opportunity to be part of the creation of a major art work. The project was titled The W.O.W. Factor Standing forWorld, Occcupation, and Wonder.

Twenty-seven people, ranging in age from nine to seventy two years old had plaster molds taken of their torsos. These were then be used to cast Ciment Fondue sculptures that depicted their genetic world.

In addition two photographic studies of each participant were made. The first study being a black and white image showing the way they dressed for their occupation. The second image was a color photograph illustrating their choice of dress as a wonderful fantasy.

Suzanne Mykolajenko, Rosie Smith, and Michael Palmer brought their technical expertise to the project as Body Painter, Body Caster and Photographer respectively and the final exhibition was shown at Little Creatures Brewery in Fremantle

The project gave the participants the possibility of exploring what they project by their dress and how that relates to their self-image.